25-19-6, .862, 3.34, 1
Rogie took over the starting job from retiring HHOFer Gerry Cheevers. Cameo from Olympic hero Jim Craig.

23-10-2, .898. 2.96, 3
A scintillating picture of Don making his laps during warm-up. Don tied for the league led in shutouts, 3(!) in 1980-81.

16-10-9, .880, 3.18, 2
The internet is conflicted regarding the details of the Sauve to Wings trade. Some sits have it listed as a future considerations trade. Other have it as part of the Gare-McCourt. All sites have both trades listed as Dec 2nd. Regardless, it was a shot stay for Sauve.
Sauve was 6-1-5 with a 2.76 GAA when traded.

21-16-4, .883, 3.84, 0
A mid-season trade of incumbent Danial Bouchard opens door for Riggin to be the starter. Goes 12-4-2 after the trade, was 9-12-2 before. Rookie Card and only card as a Flame.

14-6-7, .901, 3.24, 2
Struggled after trade of Daniel Bouchard. Went 5-4-2 after trade, while going 9-2-4 before.

29-23-14, .890, 3.76, 0
An action shot? Tony led the league in games player an minutes played. It was the third straight season he led the league in minutes player and sixth in the last seven.

2-10-2, .866, 4.31, 0
Bannerman had a rough start to his Blackhawks career, going 2-10-2 in 1980-81.

20-11-7, .891, 3.21, 3
Traded at the trade deadline, OPC was not able to snap a shot of Resch with his new team. Chico tied for the league lead in shutouts with 3. All three shutouts were as an Islander.
Second time the cage/mask combo appeared on an OPC card. You can still see the Islanders colours under the plastic neck guard.

11-24-9, .866, 4.02, 0
After being traded from Boston, Gilles puts up career worst numbers (to date) in his first season as a Red Wing. It only gets worse from here, Gilles.

6-11-7, .858, 4.29, 0
A one and done. Larry played a single season in the NHL and it was enough to garner a rookie card. He was beat out by rookie Corrado Micelef in the Wings 1981 training camp. Larry played a few more seasons in the minors and retired in 1983.